Sentence examples for vindicates the value from inspiring English sources

For example, there is a well-known, decision-theoretic, value-of-learning theorem, the Ramsey-Good theorem, which partially vindicates the value of gathering new information, and it does so in terms of "practical" values, without assuming any purely cognitive values.

Juster vindicated the value to the world of a liberal-arts degree.

What gratifies him about the success of Apple products, beyond the fact that the Apple design chief, Jonathan Ive, is one of his best friends, is that it has vindicated the value of design.

There are those for whom this will not be enough to vindicate the values of decency and humanity that the Bush administration flouted as it defended us against further terrorist attacks.

Privacy law scholar Julie Cohen thinks that treating privacy as property won't vindicate the values of autonomy and participation in social life that undergird privacy because differences in bargaining power and information make it hard to view individual choices about personal information in the marketplace as reflective of genuine preferences.

His 2003 purchase of the General Motors Building on 59th Street and Fifth Avenue for $1.4 billion, though derided at the time as reckless, had been vindicated as the value of the building soared, enhancing Mr. Macklowe's reputation as a visionary tycoon.

Inquiry informed by feminist values therefore does not displace attention to the evidence, because the evidence vindicates these values (Campbell 1998).

As for his lordship, he is ebullient as ever and feels vindicated that he can defend "the values that led me to join the Liberal party in my teens".